Show What I Know Kinds of Sentences1.Declarative-I have a dog. 2. Imperative-Walk the dog.3. interrogative-what is that thing? 4. There is a bug on my shirt.
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1.Put a subordinating conjunction to form a compound sentence-The dog is nice so he likes people. 3.Put a simicollon to seperate them. The birds are singing; the bees are buzzing.
2.Make two simpple sentenes-The dog is nice. He likes people. 4. Make it a compound sentence.The dog is nice, and he likes people.
run-on sentence
Sentence Structure
Simple- I'm getting tired. Compound-I'm getting tired, and I'm ready for bed.
complex-Although I'm tired, I can't go to bed. compound/complex-Although I'm tired, I can't go to bed, but I have coffee.
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Figurative Language
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simile-Your eyes are like coal. metaphor-Your eyes are coal.
hyperbole-I'm so tired I could sleep a year. Alliteration-Tired Tommy took the tresher.
Onomatopeia-Zoom! The car went by. Personification-The horce jumped with joy.
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Writing Styles
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Absolute-Smell flaring, I say the chocolate.
Adjective Beginning-ecstatic, He got a box of chocolate.
Appositive-Patrick, a great French Horn player, had a band concert.
Dash-There where four of them-but who was out numbered.
Adverb for Effect-"That is the last box," said the sells-men proudly.
Speaker Tag-"This is the last box" He said stacking a box.
Vivid V-The boy rushed to his home for dinner.
Kinds of Sentences1.Declarative-I have a dog. 2. Imperative-Walk the dog.3. interrogative-what is that thing? 4. There is a bug on my shirt.
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correct a run-on sentence
1.Put a subordinating conjunction to form a compound sentence-The dog is nice so he likes people. 3.Put a simicollon to seperate them. The birds are singing; the bees are buzzing.
2.Make two simpple sentenes-The dog is nice. He likes people. 4. Make it a compound sentence.The dog is nice, and he likes people.
Sentence Structure
Simple- I'm getting tired. Compound-I'm getting tired, and I'm ready for bed.
complex-Although I'm tired, I can't go to bed. compound/complex-Although I'm tired, I can't go to bed, but I have coffee.
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Figurative Language
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simile-Your eyes are like coal. metaphor-Your eyes are coal.
hyperbole-I'm so tired I could sleep a year. Alliteration-Tired Tommy took the tresher.
Onomatopeia-Zoom! The car went by. Personification-The horce jumped with joy.
Writing Styles
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Absolute-Smell flaring, I say the chocolate.
Adjective Beginning-ecstatic, He got a box of chocolate.
Appositive-Patrick, a great French Horn player, had a band concert.
Dash-There where four of them-but who was out numbered.
Adverb for Effect-"That is the last box," said the sells-men proudly.
Speaker Tag-"This is the last box" He said stacking a box.
Vivid V-The boy rushed to his home for dinner.